Mower County transcript., 1887-12-28

Albums at Giles y Shepherds. ~
BE sure to get Lakeside piano or
organ. .ss it'd # j j. ILL., z5# 4s5l
A Folsom is selling some fine holiday
goods now. -: ~, :" ".g>saE}
job work and repairing at the I'd
hand store and tinshop. III .:... .,'.." -. j., It
Dolls! Wax dolls, Bisque dolls, China
dolls. at Giles s. Shepherds. ~. "
Ladies' purses and hand bags at Giles
& Shepherds. i .':. ~ =" =
Lively day in Austin last Saturday,
and lots of Christmas presents purchased.
The small boys are made happy with
red top boots at so cents a pair at the I'd
hand store.
IS. E. Smith, in the corner grocery,
keeps large stock of cigars, and good
ones too.
800 BS2KS; B9S&5 Sc! 9t9TH Ssg5! -
Giles & Shepherd.
Speak IN time to get nice selection
of mouldings for picture frames at the
Austin Furniture Co.'S.
DR. Allen has new cornet for the
orchestra. It is beautiful and fine
toned instrument, and the DR.. is justly
proud of it,
Last Wednesday was the shortest
day of the year. The old maxim is that
''as the days begin to lengthen, the cold
begins to strengthen"
IS. E. Smith, the corner grocerYman,
has just received some of the finest ma
pie syrup you ever saw. Try it, and you
will be convinced that it is the genuine
article.
Episcopal services next Sunday, 1890
a. m. subject-Loyalty. 3p. M. Child
rens service. p. m. subject-Saint's
days of Christmas week. P.B. Peabody,
Rector.
Giles & Shepherds store looked as if
cyclone had struck it Saturday night.
Everyone seemed to appreciate their
effort to give the best goods for the least
money.
-Cloaks and Dolmans, Boots and
Shoes, Wool Boots, Dry Goods, Notions,
Crockery, Tinware. Jewelry, Hats and
Caps, ETC., ETC., cheap at the Second Hand
Store and Tin Shop.
Those fellows at the Second Hand
Store and Tin Shop don't make much
noise, but they are always busy. They
sell lots of goods, new and secondhand
both, and sell them cheap.
Giles & Shepherd sold 81 Library
lamps during the three days preceding
Xmas. Why? Because their prices are
lower than at any other place. We have
few left that we Will sell very cheap.
The Band of Hope will hold New
Years Greeting next Saturday afternoon,
Dec. 81. at o'clock, at the G. A. r. hall.
All members of the Band are invited to
be present aud enjoy the entertainment.
Auditor Wilbour has completed the
tax lists for the county, and they are
now ready for the County Treasurer,
who will take charge of them next Mon
day, it being the first Monday in Jan
uary.
The Christmas exercises at the Bap-
tist church passed off very pleasantly
Saturday evening. A literary program
interspersed with music was given. after
which followed the distribution of pres
ents.
Murray Hall will be formally opened
next Tuesday, January 8, 1888, with
sociable gwen by the Universalist society,"
A very interesting program has been pre-
pared, consisting of music, recitations,
tableaux, etc.
The Universalist society held their
Sunday school in Murray Hall (Hill's
new block last Sunday for the first time
The Universalist society leased this room,
and will hereafter hold regular meetings
at Murray Hall.
&C. G. Ubellar, proprietor of the F]eck
House, gave very nice Christmas din
ner Sunday. Each plate was supplied
with handsome Christmas card. Mr..
Ubellar is genial host, ably seconded
by the notoriou Wolcott.
Our correspondents are little slow
these days, with their usual newsy bud
gets. Celebrating the holidays we sup
pose, and having a good time. Hope
they are, and we wish them all Merry